-Never on time.
-Always over budget...but hey its not their money...
-Always blame someone else
-Over promise and under deliver
When looking for government operations never look for competence but always look for gross mismanagement
Topic: BFL conspiracy. (Read 1341 times)
How the government runs projects 101
-Never on time.
-Always over budget...but hey its not their money...
-Always blame someone else
-Over promise and under deliver
When looking for government operations never look for competence but always look for gross mismanagement
-Never on time.
-Always over budget...but hey its not their money...
-Always blame someone else
-Over promise and under deliver
When looking for government operations never look for competence but always look for gross mismanagement
Everyone know's Bitcoins are the true mark of satan and will be the leading cause of the true 'cashless' society every conspiracy theorist warned us about.
For more truth go to rense.com and google David Icke.
For more truth go to rense.com and google David Icke.
Very interesting.. however there is always a piece of the puzzle missing.
I was wondering how long it would be before theymos was mentioned.
Very interesting.. however there is always a piece of the puzzle missing.
> Our customers are primarily from the government, military, telecommunications and banking industries.
Aren't those the very things Bitcoiners are fighting? Is BFL an elaborate government plan to succor Bitcoins out of the free market and under statist control? Are BFL supporters secretly government agents?
Aren't those the very things Bitcoiners are fighting? Is BFL an elaborate government plan to succor Bitcoins out of the free market and under statist control? Are BFL supporters secretly government agents?
Their customers are in the government. Their product is you.
At least the Digital Monetary Trust emerged from the rubble and morphed into Bitcoin.
Digital Monetary Trust? Interesting.
Here's a tidbit: Before Butterfly Labs was Butterfly Labs, they were known as DigiComLabs (they still have not found and excised every reference to that in their source code).
I always took the "Com" part to stand for computing or communications. What if it stood for Commerce?
http://web.archive.org/web/20110705043551/http://digicomlabs.com/
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At Butterfly Labs, we design & manufacture a line of high speed encryption processor chips. These specialized chips power our proprietary supercomputer systems.
Applications
Our customers are primarily from the government, military, telecommunications and banking industries. We have also found interest among hobbyists and research facilities who are in need of a superior alternative to GPU data processing arrays.
Applications
- Data Packet integrity verification
- SHA256 Hash processing
- High speed transaction authorization
- Optical communications fingerprinting
Our customers are primarily from the government, military, telecommunications and banking industries. We have also found interest among hobbyists and research facilities who are in need of a superior alternative to GPU data processing arrays.
Our customers were primarily from the government, military, telecommunications and banking industries, but they got tired of us waiting for product. Luckily, we stumbled upon some neat hobbyists interested in improving their online mining operations, willing to pre-order to be first in line to replace their current processing arrays.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=111046705
The pieces are starting to fit together nicely. (this could be a fun thread if nobody fucks it up!)
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke was in Kansas City, Mo., on Sunday to discuss the government bailout of banks and other matters in a town hall-style meeting.
The pieces are starting to fit together nicely. (this could be a fun thread if nobody fucks it up!)
http://web.archive.org/web/20110705043551/http://digicomlabs.com/
Not sure if it might be related, but I heard a rumor that a lot of banks are moving to Missouri. Haven't substantiated it or figured out why. Knowing US banks, it's probably some kind of beneficial fraud laws.
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Our customers are primarily from the government, military, telecommunications and banking industries.
Not sure if it might be related, but I heard a rumor that a lot of banks are moving to Missouri. Haven't substantiated it or figured out why. Knowing US banks, it's probably some kind of beneficial fraud laws.
The FBI forced Sonny to setup a massive bitcoin scam as part of a plea deal for ripping off little old ladies and Josh is his government contact (because ex miliitary)
That is all.
That is all.
I'll play!
Did you know there's a Service Service office only a block away from where Josh used to work which was across the street from a BFL's contact address? And that Josh's position in the military consisted of working in some type of communications department?
You're going to love this next one. Did you know there are no less than six people on this forum who were involved with Laissez Faire City? Before its demise, it was funded via some lotto scheme. At least the Digital Monetary Trust emerged from the rubble and morphed into Bitcoin.
I guess running a bitcoin lotto is less likely to get you sent to a pound you in the ass federal prison than a USD one.
At least the Digital Monetary Trust emerged from the rubble and morphed into Bitcoin.
Digital Monetary Trust? Interesting.
Here's a tidbit: Before Butterfly Labs was Butterfly Labs, they were known as DigiComLabs (they still have not found and excised every reference to that in their source code).
I always took the "Com" part to stand for computing or communications. What if it stood for Commerce?
The FBI forced Sonny to setup a massive bitcoin scam as part of a plea deal for ripping off little old ladies and Josh is his government contact (because ex miliitary)
That is all.
That is all.
I'll play!
Did you know there's a Service Service office only a block away from where Josh used to work which was across the street from a BFL's contact address? And that Josh's position in the military consisted of working in some type of communications department?
You're going to love this next one. Did you know there are no less than six people on this forum who were involved with Laissez Faire City? Before its demise, it was funded via some lotto scheme. At least the Digital Monetary Trust emerged from the rubble and morphed into Bitcoin.
The FBI forced Sonny to setup a massive bitcoin scam as part of a plea deal for ripping off little old ladies and Josh is his government contact (because ex miliitary)
That is all.
That is all.
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